I love these little pendants!!! They are so adorable. I have one of my own that I bought, and I just love it!

Hi, Could you tell me where I

i’m going to give this a try…what size bail is best? small or medium?

Can you use a photo instead of paper?

I found a bag of 60 little wooden tiles at michaels in their “wood” area. they have numbers, but no points, on the back and are really close to the same size as scrabble tiles. they were $4.00. they also come in a bag of colored tiles.

Hi, I’m planning on making some of these for christmas, and I was wondering whether I could use something other than scrabble pieces, and if so, any ideas on what I could use? I wanted to make some of these that were in different shapes.

Help! We keep getting “bail” marks on our glass tiles. It’s a hit or miss problem. For example, we just created 35 tiles & four of them had the marks. What is causing this and how can we prevent this? Our creative process is as follows: adhere graphic to tile w/Diamond Glaze, trim & file edges, put 2 layers of Diamond Glaze on the backside, add additional water-proofing solution on the back & then when dry – glue our bails on with E6000. Again – hit or miss on bail marks! Can you help??????

Bail mark: appears the bail is eating through the layers……glittery marks (in the shape of the bail) on the graphic. HELP ! ! ! ! !

Sara

I’ve started building up an inventory of these pendants and love them. I use my own art photos. Here’s what is working very well for:
1. I print out my photos on gloss photo paper from my inkjet printer at the 17mm by 19mm size
2. Before cutting them out I apply one coat of ModPodge. I let this dry 24 hours.
3. Then I cut out my tiny pictures.
4. I use Diamond Glaze to glue them to the scrabble tile. I bought Diamond Glaze on Amazon.com and there are many sellers on Etsy from whom you can buy it. I let this dry 24 hours.
5. I use Diamond Glaze as the glassy resin: I hold the tile at a slight angle so I can see the surface well and apply the glaze over the whole surface. I use a very small artist paint brush to push the glaze along the edges of the tile. If there is an air bubble I pull it off using my brush. One set of how-to directions said to put on 2 coats of resin, but I don’t think it needs two coats.
6. I like to let my tiles dry for 3 days before gluing on the bail.
7. I use the large silver plated bail. I let the glue dry 24 hours.
8. Once the glue is dry I polish the pendants and they are ready!

Where do you get your paper? I have looked at ALL of the paper at Johanns and could not find anything like it. I absoulultely love the pink one with the two owls. :) thanks

Katie

Where do u find the images at? Are there actual cut out images the size of a tile to buy?